Merry Christmas!

[rushmere]

http://www.copenworld.com/files/sitenews.gifThank you for supporting the website since it was born just three months ago, and I hope to see you all again in 2010.

I shall be away on holiday for about a month from Christmas Eve. I'm hoping to have internet access for some of the time while I'm away, so I'll pop in occasionally to say hello and to check on any problems. However, it does mean that there will probably be no significant updates to the site until the end of January. I've got quite a few ideas for developing copenworld further next year, so I hope you can stick around and enjoy it with me.

Until then, I hope you all have a fantastic Christmas, and a very Happy New Year.

[Rex]

Seasons Greetings and felicitations to you rushmere on your sterling work for this site.

Enjoy your holiday (hope it’s somewhere hot!) :rolleyes:

Rex

[Tringhenge]

Seasons greetings Rushmere. Many, many thanks for all the hard work you have put into the site, it really is looking good. Enjoy your holiday :)

[Pikachu]

Seasons greetings Rushmere. Many, many thanks for all the hard work you have put into the site, it really is looking good. Enjoy your holiday :)

What he said! :)

Merry Christmas to you and yours, Rushmere - see you in the New Year!

[cobilly]

I second the above.
As a newcomer to the Copen-world I am happy to have found copenworld.
Season's Greetings to all.

[machinehead]

A very merry Christmas rushmere and thanks for all your efforts with the site.

Merry Christmas to everyone else too.

I'm just glad to make it home after the disaster of Southampton airport yesterday!!

M.

[rushmere]

Hope you all had a great Christmas. It looks like things have been ticking over quite nicely while I've been away. :)

Just popping in to say a quick "hello" - I'm in Australia right now.

Not seen many Copens on my travels yet - just one so far in Singapore!

I'll be back in the New Year!

[Rex]

Ah, Christmas on the beach, Rushmere? I'm sure you had a good time. :)
What car are you driving? I've only been to oz once, but I remember they had really large cars. I had some sort of Toyota 'tank'. :confused:
The other thing I remember is their traffic lights stay on amber for ever, before the lights go red (I think it is 6 seconds, where in the UK it's 3). At first I thought this was a good idea, but an amber light in oz, just means 'put your foot down' instead of brake :eek:

Rex